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Flying After Diving-3 Diving<br />
NOTE 1: When using Table 9-5, use the highest repetitive group designator<br />
obtained in the previous 24-hour period<br />
NOTE 2: Table 9-5 may only be used when the maximum altitude achieved is<br />
10,000 feet or less<br />
NOTE 3: The cabin pressure in commercial aircraft is maintained at a<br />
constant value regardless of the actual altitude of the flight. Though cabin<br />
pressure varies somewhat with aircraft type the nominal value is 8,000 feet.<br />
For commercial flights, use a final altitude of 8000 feet to compute the<br />
required surface interval before flying<br />
NOTE 4: No surface interval is required before taking a commercial flight if<br />
the dive site is at 8000 feet or higher. In this case, flying results in an increase<br />
in atmospheric pressure rather than a decrease